NEWSWORTHY
Europeans well aware of challenge Team Asia poses ahead of EurAsia Cup
Thomas Bjorn dismissed any suggestions his Europe-led contingent will steamroll to another landslide victory over Team Asia at the EurAsia Cup which begins on Friday at the Glenmarie Golf & Country Club in Kuala Lumpur. The Europeans strolled to an 18 ½-5 ½ victory ...
Jon Rahm enhanced his burgeoning reputation by winning the Irish Open by six strokes and a record tournament score on Sunday, shooting a 7-under 65 in the final round. The 22-year-old Rahm, one of the hottest young players in world golf, holed out from 150 ...
Hideto Tanihara fired a 66 to move within two shots of the lead at the Irish Open on Saturday, but compatriot Hideki Matsuyama's title hopes faded after the third round. Tanihara reeled off seven birdies against a lone bogey at Portstewart Golf Club and reached ...
The final day lasted longer than Dustin Johnson wanted. The outcome was what everyone expected. Johnson, a golfing machine with no discernible weakness and hardly any pulse, won the World Golf Championships Match Play on Sunday for his third straight victory, this one making him ...
Tournament debutant Hideto Tanihara defeated Yuta Ikeda 3 and 1 to top his group and reach the last 16 of the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play on Friday. Tanihara, who claimed a shock defeat of world No. 6 Jordan Spieth on Wednesday, raced to ...
With a big lead on the back nine, Jordan Spieth put the ball in water again. Gulp. This time, there was no collapse, just a grind-it-out "must win" to beat Yuta Ikeda in Thursday's second round at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in gusty wind that ...
Debutant Hideto Tanihara, currently 60th in the world rankings, defeated American world No. 6 Jordan Spieth 4 and 2 on the first day of the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play on Wednesday. While Tanihara secured a point for the win, compatriots Hideki Matsuyama and ...
American Justin Thomas set the golf world alight at the Sony Open in Hawaii on Sunday, completing the lowest 72-hole score in PGA Tour history while leaving all, including Japanese hopes Hideki Matsuyama and Hideto Tanihara, in his wake. Thomas, who edged Matsuyama to win ...
